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FREE pARK'NG AT THE DOOR! eight receptions for 375 yardsagainst the Blues. ; " ‘ ' K- « o m. ,'-';“l 31': . l The Waterloo Warriors will host the McMaster Marauders “I .4 ‘ r ' ’ x r ‘ j .. .. " ' -' '1' L‘, . this Saturday a 1 pm. at their new home on UW's north cam- 9.. 1. 1 .. I ’ i” . " ‘ pus. .v_.:~~ .' ';-, 1 ’.~...‘.. . ‘ ~_..' ~ F ,. - "2‘33...“ e. ' c ,1? in '4 “a?” 5 3“ I???“ 5-,. ' \ fit-LE" as" £41332 . .. ‘1 ',‘\ev:‘.. “ a? 3‘. ‘ , * Welcome Back 10 Sr‘liool' - - i C . to . . And the kick 18 good - Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawks fan Devan McKenzie Back to SChOOI safety TIPS shows off some of the kick ability he developed while playing ' . d seconda school to win a ammo THE Bus WALKING AND BIKING TO SCHOOL “’9”! at 5" ’°"" 4. 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